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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, s3s F stree

GEO. W. STICkNEY, Auctioneer, 936 street
ffhrhproHss r sA1H s Ss HHSss NO III,
e sS5RSS 4?s i :s 3.
i theme. y
a Teg%s st time of sale GEO W. sTIckNEY
s sssg y q 5Hs aS f THs @
same hour and place. GEO W. sTfCKNfY.
THOMAS E wAGGAMAs;. Real Estate Auctioneer
p sAhE q HOSES tSEs 1MPno Sgp
SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST. -
yTs Of tyo dfsa G fa' Eass a seesra
Der folio $50 S aoS tie sfP an aaq Rec
3 ord of the Disrs, q Columbia and the request q
rs as1 e FIVE k
lots T in square 3S!. with the improvements
in Il
bearing interest from day sale and secured by deed
s100 viii required at time Of sale and Al Convey "
a s ar an not feeordns will be At cost
propersy viii be resold at risk and cost Of deautns
jN Ao' W. F. p MfAftsssaNAs', TRUSTEES.
THoa E WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer sp27-dkds
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FINE BUILDING LOTS
On 9Th STREET, BETWEEN AND CSTREETS
NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON MAY THIRD UHH
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we win sen in front $o4
of the premises, 80
Lots 40, 46, A. 4S and 40. in Square e17
This property is near East Capitol street and Mass
chnsetts avenue.
Terms One third cash balance in ons and two years
notes to bear per cent interest payable semi
ally to be secured by deed of on property or all
GASP, at option Of purchaser. deposit of 800 on
each lot at time of sale. ConveyancinR &c, at pur-
chasers cost terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwlse trustees reserve the right to resell at risk
ana cost OF defauting purchaser after notice
ington D. c.
WATSON BOYLE,
ap22-d&ds JAMES r. DUHAMEI.S 1rusteeS
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Staliins' Wall.Eyed ssMewell.,,
how TENDER "REMINISCENCES OF OLD TINES soPTENED
THE HEART OF TIE JUDGE.

HOW TENDER "REMINISCENCES OF OLD TINES soPTENEp
THE HEART OF TIE JUDGE.
From the Alta California
''Say, Jedge," said Edward J. Forester, when
called up yesterday before Judge Hornbi0wer for
sentence on a charge OF vagrancy, ''say Jedge
was loaded and didn't know what was dom when
they took me il for Begin. Let me OF this time
anu III wander away 10 tn wilds O EidoradO
County. and hide myself in some secluded dell an
bOfry piOw an fence in 4 hundred an sixty acres
GLAND an plant olives an things Yes, Jedge I'll
train up a vine and tgtree in tn way they should
GO, an build little cottage, an in tn summer
evenIns III SIT on Inc rustic porch an play lutte
while The twlnklin stars is laughin' and the birds
Is bein lulled L rest by its soft cadenceS."
IL Dorado County," returned his honor, sswhy
lived there once myself" and reminiscent smile
o'erspredd the judicial countenance
-ie did, did ye, jedge? Dye know Niger Hill
an Clemens saloon? Clem'S oldest boy married
one o the Stai!inSes, darter { ole Ike Stallins
what owned the waIl-eyed newell what kicked SO
hard Ole Staiiins bet he could break up more
haru rock Than any quartz mill In tn county"
''Disniooed! gasped the Judge. "Bailin, take
him out for Heavens sake" And the FL Dorado
pioneer was led from the COURTROOM hurting at
the Judge as he went disointed CALCULATIONS OF
admiration OF the kicking capacity of Stallins'
ssmeWeIu
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ap2S-4ts
(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
OSIIUAIED ON NJ STREET North, BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS

EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS
WEST,
BY virtue Of decree, passed on the 18th day of -
January, 1887, in the of Schaefer vs. 80
Schaeier IN the supreme Court of the District ON
Column bia numbered 9S9S, Equity Docket - shall,
NJ offer at public sale, in front of the PREMISES the
the following described real property hat to
Lot numbered eight 49, E. C. Ingersoli's subdivision
OF certain lots in squares numbered hundred and
thirty nine u}9), said lot having . front of twenty
t2o) feet on street and running north hundred
and six t1O6) feet to public alley for depth.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
cash balance in and two years from the day of
sale the notes of the purchaser be given the de-
ferred payments bearing cent interest,
able seli-aanualy and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold. all cash. the of
chaser. deposit of hundred dollars Will be re-
quired on the purchase At the time of sale. II the
terms of sale not complied with within ten DAYS
the trustee reserves the right to resell the risk and
cost Of the defaultng purchaser Ali conveyancing
purchasers cost.
a. RANDALL WEBB. Trustee
400 9TH ST. NV
ap25d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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MEDICAL. DC.

mr. LEON,
u The Oldest Established ana only reliable Ladies'
Physician in the city,
can be consulted daily. 464 ST. bet AZ and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
nS stresiy confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
~ Dr BROTHERS is the oldest established advertis-
CONSULT Dr. IN as fi o ySu can
sd;s sstention paid to al diseases peculiar to
NINE DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLIsHED AND
Nkreaoie Lsdies Physician. can bs consulted daiiy
% spm.. with Ladies only. api6-1ms
III M; two Of Dr.. BRoiHERss inyisora,inx Cordial
power: 1t imrarts vigOr 70 the whole system. 800
~ Successor to the late Dr. J. T. winder, No. SEQ
North Exeter ST., Baltimore, Md Speciality. Chronic
Or
HEAFNEsS.-TTs CAUSES AND NEW AND
- sacessaful C1se - Jour own home by one who
noted without benehs Cured 4m:s 'l 70
1c1sns and nss then hundreds q ethe Fun
RLAGcARDs PILLS ,on,r o,
App,oyedb by the Academy Of Medicine OF E:ss.. -.
the world for seroinla dumers. kines Ev etcS the
Of Bood anu for s@nisnH ana
Asf & s0t e ass tss CO. z fss's"
Sold by druggists generally "'' ''F s sDs
~ i sRRssrsd before me and made oath that he .
Of men and furnish medicins, or charge consuirs
sad :s s s:o s: S sos A Ss g S
sAMUELC MILLS Notary FSblic in ND 5 nxs -
mhi7- I'M S'' ''''' % 0as OF JULY issA
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THf TRkk WEST fNb ps srITRS
eTEEI RAILS MAGNIEICENT FOTTIpMEN1

% Eel n EfrEcr jHSfhkS esoth. lis iss1i MEM
Trains leave sshngton from station corner Of SIKH
Tor .sbus an. snd The Ssss chssso Limited Express
g rasce s'fT1s ., S-ss g So a ma a-y s.:s
With sssgins Cars frpm HARRISBURG 70 cncinnas
u With 10 It, Car . ssS' sr.s
Western Express. at ;: 10 PM daily, with Sleeping
Vii slEsSsS ssersrs for hSS,sviile aud ss@pS.
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor are, Sanandaigua- Rochester. Buffalo NiAenrA
cars Washiaetsn s saesp. saturday with rs's
For wirsmsport, Lock Haven and ElmirA q 90
For New ' fesk and the Se Esst rs, 900 and Is
On sund.y so SSU H. l' 1899 S ssS R rs 20
and 10 NJ LIMITED Enpress Of PULLMAN
t5o F. Gars DAILY Y4o NJ daily except Sunday and
bssss;s S IF srs.s s. $.y
Jersey City with sI1,s s g Brooklyn Anpsn srd
ierisse ssro.s View Yors ' CITY s''e'' "O'D'
For rs.dsph,s6 6 u 90 90 sPd % NJ nss9
q s. {. a sS q IA "a
For S:iasors; s3sss $aS 90 go. 90, III,
900 go. HIS ico a at X 70 5Sd. Zoo soaai
f For fope II I nSS AZ and 40 d.,
aai!y. except Sunday sundays 800 AN. as
tfR EBHRrE zsG s
For Ale1andr,..e 90 o -, $40, a47. II An 1eol
noon, 2:o5, 4:.5. 4:35, .o1, sos, 10 % aud
IL 81 Psi On sunday at 800. y:41, IL AN.
300. COL and 10 05P.M
For Richmond and the south, 9 co. II AM daily. and
Trains leave Aiessndria ssr Washington. o5 800
s69, aia 81 and I'd Is a IN and ialo midnisS;
,sen sSpa.Y "a sUpa.y ss 20 snS 10 -
Tiekcts and information al the Office northeast ces
of 18th street and Pennsylvania and at tho
station whore orders be left Tor the checking a
baggage TO destination from hotels and residences
CHAS T. PUGH. General Nanaeer.
J. z WOOD General Passenger Agent h3l
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WHO'S E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auc,ioneer

gTNHOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNINPROvED PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CONGRESS AND
GAY STREETS, WEST WASHINGTON.
On z SDAY, MAY THIRD at F1vE9tR
O'CLOCK p. NJ shall offer for SALE in front Of S302
the premises pert OF Lot D. in Block 49, fronting 49,
sixty feet on Gay street.
Terms day Of sale.
ap2S-d&ds THOs E. wAGGAMAN, Auct
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HOME MATTERS.

ADVICE 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ENDS WELL
WORTH REMEMBERING - TooTHsOME CoNCOCTIONs
IAsrLY PREPAREp-REcTPRs FOR DESSERTS oP DR.
PERRNT KINDS, ETC.
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FTNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND

By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in -
i iaber Nc: SOS, folio 326 ct seq, Of the land&l
of party thereby secured, will sell pubic auction
in front OF the premises, on MONDAY, MAY SECOND.
NEXT, at QUARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
Lot IA in Webb and Bradleys recorded subdivision OF
square 528, with the improvements
Terms One-t third cash. balance in three euual in
staanents in T. II and is months fer which notes Of
and bearing interest from day of sale wi be taken
Deposit Of 500 win be required at time Of sale, and
terms must be complied with in 10 days from sale or
property will be resold at risk and defsulting
purchaser. THOS z. WAGGAMAN,, r-,,.~
JOHN w. PfLLING, ) trustees
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EsTABL1sHED 1911

CHOICE OIL
WV VII Issss Il ZEE ssss
wv WV HHH i ssss TX II FEE ssss
W II Ssss K K il ZEE sSSs.
MILD. MELLOW AND DELLCIOUA
The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whisky distilled
from the finest growth of Rye in the renowned Valley
u the Monongahea, have attracted the attention Of
the Medical Faculty in the United States to such de-
gree as to place 1t III very high position among tho
Mater1a Medica
We beg invite the attention Of connoisseurs
ceieDratcd fine OLD WA1Sk1ES which we offer at the
as E.g pFaces III cases Containing One Dozen Bot
df HBIt fEEEATHERS 0LD RYE 1865. s2l 90
UNkIXALLED UPPER-TEN WHiSKY....... 1890
BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY... LOO
II you cannot obtain these Whistles from your Gro
GER we ~iI on receipt Of Bank Draft Registered Let
Ter or t9st Oh1ce Money Order c. O. D. If desired:
oeSer tnem 70 your address, by Express charges pre-
Iad 70 All points east of the Mississippi river and by
1reEnt 70 part OF the United states (prepa1d).
- EW EACEl-LENCE, PURITY and EVENNESS OF
QUAlIf the above are Unsurpassed by any Whistles
~ NE Market. They IRE entirely FREE FROM ADUL-
Tonic Properties.
~, These hisliee are sold under guarantee to give
fEAF Ell SAIlSFACTION; otherwise to be returned
u 0of expense. Correspondence solicited
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oLAAlI SUNS
IA INSURANCE AND real. ESTATE AGENTS.


MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS PROPERTY AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND D
STREETS NORTHWEST, LATELY OCCUPIED
BY LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, BEING ALL
OELOIS NUMBERED THREE (3) AND FOUR a.
AND fART OF LOT FIVE (5), IN SQUARE NUM-
BERED FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVEN (4O7),
~ TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF
This property, by far the most valuable unim- -
pr0s t business site IN the city, fronting 100
VIII De sod as whole and will carry the material
On SATURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD APRIL, 1887. at
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will offer for sale, in front of
the premises. the above mentioned property.
Terms: = cash. balance in equal installments in l. .,
ana years, notes to bear per cent interest payable
sen-annuaily ana to be secured by deed of trust
the property or all cash at option Of purchaser de-
post OF required at time of sale Terms to be
complied with IN 80 days otherwise right reserved to
resell at risk and cost of defauting purchaser after
puolshed IN Washington, D. C. Conveysncing, &C.,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts..
9th and SITS. NV.
" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC-
count OF the weather, until THURSDAY, APRIL
INENI1-ElGHTH, 1887, at same hour and place.
ap254t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts,
eE THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned, on account of the rain, until WEDNESDAY,
MAY FOURTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, at which
time 1t Will positively be sold, without regard to
weather Ii Indictment instead of in front of the
premises 1t will be sold at the office of the auctioneer,
9th and streets NV. ap29-d
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n X. FULTON, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
Will sell, by public auction at my store, LIS
pennsSyIHanla avenue. commencing MONDAY, MAY
SECOND. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, my stock of For.
feted Pledges. from Nos. % 14 To 90 St inclusive
unis sale VIII consist mostly Of Gold and Silver
Studs, Plain Gold and Set Kings Also fipe lot Of
Diamonds and Silverware This sale Will continue
mornings at 10 O'Clock and evenings at O'Clock until
al the lots are sold. Persons holding tickets viii
please take notice.
II. Z. FULTON,
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FHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY FIFTH

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH -
1851, at SIX O'CLOCK. in front of the premises E5
shall sell Lots A and and east feet Of Lot c, kI
IN square ID having front of 43 feet the
feet to an alley, together with the improvements,
which consists of Brick House
Iefms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at sig and twelve months with notes bear
erty sold all cash. the option Of purchaser SI0O
deposit required at the time of sale All
&c. at purchasers cost ap29- dHds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENHNG
B. w1LL1AMs 4 CO, Auctioneel


THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE BY ORDER OF THE TAuN
ION SiLvER-PLATE COMPANY. CONSISTING
Dc HANDSOME MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES,
hOdEkS. CUTLERY, SILVER-PLATED WARE,
&C, SALES DAILY, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ, 3 AND
150 OUGL0Ck NJ, AT OUR SALESROOM, COR
NEh lUIH AND PA. AVE.
Inc well known quality of the goods is maintained
will be guaranteed and the entire
fot 20 oe soid without reserve.
ap2o-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
pAWNBROkER'S SALE-WE WILL SELL AT
Fupilc auction, at 1892 Pennsylvania avenue, all
pleoses corrected by non-redempton. from No 10000
10 % s1yy commencing MONDAY. MAY SECOND,
mm, d bGGEEsDDAY MAY THIRD. 1887, at SEVEN
WW oHHoh = NJ, consisting of Gold and Silver
Watches Diamonds, Chains. Necklaces, Charms, Pins,
Lungs enc rings Bracelets, Sleeve buttons. Rifles
afses silver and Plated ware and ali kinds of Ladies'
alu 1enls wearing Apparel. Parties holding tickets
VII Please take notice. STElNEM BROS. s. BEN
oINoEh, Auctloneer ap29-3t
'aHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer
FINE COLLECTION OF PLANTS. FROM JOHN
SAULS NURSERY, AT AUCTION,
,,,,rr,, -, ,. EMBRACING
EfEnzzBLOOMlNG ROSES, OF EXTRA LARGE
SinME; PERPETUAL ROSES, CHOICEST VARI-
Ed1ES; LILIES. ZALEAS SELECT GREEN
HOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS.
On TUESDAY. MAY THIRD, 1887, at ELEVEN
OGLCk' At my auction rooms, shall sell choice
c0necuon OF the above goods. ap29-3t
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ia South Front st.. Philadelphia.
New York Office. 10 South William St d31
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TEE GENESIS OF BEAUTY IN woNAS-s pREss-Iypf-
VIpUALFTr AND INDEPENDENCE - THE ESpRAS-
cHIsESsT OF MODERN FASHIONS Masculine
IDEAS OF Observation-Disclosures vs. vuIaARrrY
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421 1T Sc, &c.,
WILLIAM j. MILLER, 1rustees.
+. E. wAGGAMAN, Auet sp21-d&ds
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SUMNER Materials

There are many new and pretty materials In
wool and silk, OF ali silk and al wool. but they
possess one uniform characteristic; they are
sat, piiable gentle IN tone and texture light in
weight, and fali IL easy folds It seems quite i'm
pOsS4ofs 70 revive tie s'lu u al wfry aiDI.as the
EIore stately pCpiin. even the useful .debeige
We hear occasionally OF these materials being
employed faSIlonS0iy, but they are not seen
either In shops or on the streets. The materials
IN dCulaud are the line cloths the camels hairs
Tie thin WOODS, the ca!nbrics, the ginrhams me
soft silks and the lovely mixtures OF SIX and
wool known as bengaiine peaH de so,e, and the
II some o; these coIors are united 50 as 10 pro
duce the most artistic efects-as the ssGobeins, !"
god e, or graz, blue and gola. exo ula
iteIy. The new designs and combinations
show fantastic differences only 70 BE- Recognized
In stance, they are employed Tor the skirt and
smaller plaid or a plain maternal for the bodice
and drapery. When n stripe Is used, how
ever, this is generally reversed solid
material is reserved for the skirt which
Ilay have stripe let in as pane, II the design
admits Of IL; bat the upper part Of the dress,
has ae or poIOnaiSe is Or the striped fabric. with
vest or yevcrs OF The plain. or whatever mounting
TIE design calls for The newest scotch gingAanls
show large, p.aided patterns Ior the skirt, and
smaller p.adS. ches or sold eolors Tor tie bod
Tie Go5clin silks, IN their soft, dark opal and
ametAystine shades. are. perhaps the prettIest o!
the summer silks, and sJiit so Wen the touch OF
PINK or green II lining or IN the trimming OF the
bonnet. P1nk-a very delicate Saade-lS revived
and allowed IN coaunctiOn with grey IN small
quantities ana ail1tsot cut OF s-gat, even IN TIE
street Pink and lilac are also combined, and
PINK vita tender green and brown. union OF
cOio-S fashionable forty years ago. when the FASH
1JDaole shades were very much what they are now.
some OF the new fOuiarjs are charming. Tho
ground Is covered with a small, ali-oyer, irregular
puzzle pattern In olive or green, with minute dots
IN old gold or blue Or white, set Ike little points
or nails IN the pattern This design conceais the
light ground ana imparts general tone or colo!
and character which foulards often lack and
renders them more available than when printed
IL small detached figures upon the light grounds
Light grounds are lot now tolerated IN materials
that are used for any outdoor purpose. The shops
are Inundated with pretty chales-a nne and soft
printed wook-Whieh Il, however, more uke the
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Commun,ns with tho splrlts.

1t reported from Billings. Montana,
ths', "Aiter watching the Indians for
three weeks, the military allowed 4 . OF
them to mako their escape for parts an
snown" on Tuesday night Apprehen
stons are felt for the safety OF the set-
tiers along the Yellowstone and at JUNG
tion City, md many stockmtn who
have ca.tle on the reservation are send'
,pa cut men for their protection. 1t is
also reported that 1to Neg Percss have
arrived on the CroE Reservation, say
log tina. they "came to trade" bat thsir
presence increases the prevailing unea
s.ness among the whites. The Indians
say that the chief, Swo,d d Bearer, was in
the Big Horn Mountains on Monday
acommuning with the spirits." Oo!
ored troops from Mckinney camped o.
the agency on Monday, making si1
companies there. Most OF the 1ndianI
returning TO the agency In response e
General Ruger's orders, are women ant
children.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
James Monaghan, Justice OF the
Peace, No. 4e4 Shipley street.
Tim scnooner Eyerman

Shortly before noon yesterday large
book case wns dssh>d eshore near s'epe
Henry on the bosom Of the terrific sea
that WAS running. The life-ssVise g
crew carried 10 up to thtir station snd
burst II open Among lot OF otbef
thines found In its interior were mum
ber OF papers, bearing the paice Eiitn
Eyernap. The oaas, beg oouot'
belongs to the three masted Phiiaoei'
nbia schcorer, Edith B. Everman,
which sailed from New York on TIE
27th for Richmond with o general cargo.
and the idea conce we'd 10 that the craft
has besn caught in Mondays gale and
has foundered with all hands, s,1 ID
number, who all live eith 10 fhiiads!-
phia or Camden. h.o,
The book case oould not have been
washed out without the vessei foonoer,
iug. The Everman was cem nsnoea
nv Captain Damp, who is one OF the ces.
known coassing men sailing ous OF
philadelpbia The Everman Was
very old vessel md made more OF less less
watsr all the tirne, and 1t 10 suppoeeu
when abe was tossed about In the storm
her seams opened and she went oo~n'
There are but few in the shipping con-.
munity who believe any OF sne crew nS
were saved. else they should nave Soe"
heard from.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Tuesday,s Storm,

Pilots who arrived ut Baltimore from
down the Bay yesterday report tbe
s;crm OF Tuesday as having been tat
most severe for years. A numbs o'
wrecks are reported, but full partteu
lars are wanting. O,o pilot rspor,s The
bark Alabama ashore at Crump's Hiils
with main and mizzen masts gone, nnd
9 three.masted schooner sunk neSc ,hs
lighthouse In Bay Chsnnel. The
sohooper Wallace j. Boyd, with coal
is ashore on eeWell's Puirt.
A telegram from Norfolt, v.rginio
saws the schooner Harriet Tnoms as
driven ashore on Virginia Beach uuslof
the storm OF October 81, viii bs tote
loss The schooner Mapantico Is ashore
near the same point. The captain sut
the cook were lost The schooner CARR,
Holmes IL ashore at Cape Henry, ano
the British bark Harvester is asher
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